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The disturbing crimes of the Vampire of Nuremberg

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  • Jun 26, 2021
  • 38:55
  • Full Episode

Case 181: The Vampire of Nuremberg

During the early ’70s, cemeteries and mortuaries throughout Germany were targeted by a particularly disturbing grave robber. Not only did he steal the personal belongings of the dead, but he also exhumed, mutilated, molested, and gnawed upon the bodies...

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Narration – Anonymous Host Research & writing – Milly Raso Creative direction – Milly Raso Production and music – Mike Migas

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Brief Summary

Kuno Hoffman committed gruesome murders and desecrated corpses in Nuremberg, leading to a complex investigation and trial.

Key points

  • The Rise of ShipStation. ShipStation simplifies shipping for e-commerce sellers, making it easier to manage orders.
  • A Disturbing Discovery. Georg Varmud uncovers a thief in the mortuary, leading to a violent confrontation.
  • A Gruesome Double Homicide. Marcus and Ruth are brutally murdered in a forest, raising questions about a serial killer.
  • The Hunt for a Madman. Police form a task force to catch a killer terrorizing Nuremberg after two brutal murders.
  • Kuno Hoffman's Troubled Past. Kuno Hoffman's abusive childhood and criminal history shape his disturbing future actions.
  • Hoffman's Confession. After discovering a hidden pistol, Hoffman confessed to investigators over 20 minutes.

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Tension

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